Sentence examples for interpret would from inspiring English sources
Instead, a summary of the data that is easy for the reader to interpret would be more appropriate.
A robust, reliable, automated seizure detection system which is easy to use and interpret would be widely welcomed.
An example of a straightforward result to interpret would be from a genetic test for a Mendelian disorder for which (a) there is a single gene locus affected, and/or a single mutation that occurs for the condition, and (b) high likelihood the disorder will express itself when the mutation is present.
One addition that would make this table easier to interpret would be the addition of errors on the % importance and rank importance obtained by bootstrapping the data set if this would take an acceptable amount of computation time – for example, how large a change in rank is meaningful?
All these different tensions will be resolved in Merleau-Ponty's thought, but for the most part not in the direction that Husserl, at least as he is conventionally interpreted, would have approved.
Procedural changes in how ice cores are interpreted would bring that data more in line with the dendrochronological numbers.
Such definitions of equipoise, if literally interpreted, would substantially impede RCT-based clinical research.
Not being able to get a proper explanation or have his worries interpreted would add to his anxiety and fear" (ID 48, male GP).
A method allowing this information to be recovered and accurately interpreted would reveal patterns and relationships between mutations not previously appreciated, undoubtedly leading to an improved understanding of the molecular mechanisms driving SB-induced tumor formation.
Certainly the interest of SUPERs and formal trained interpreters in formal interpreting would have influenced the interstakeholder PLA dialogue about strategies for inclusion in the guideline in phase III.
